Economic development and environmental protection do not conflict with each other. We must find a balance between them. At the same time of economic development, we should also take into account the environment, otherwise it will lead to environmental counterattacks. Both national parks and nature reserves are government-based, with sound laws and policies acting in a "top-down" manner. However, this study believes that protecting the environment does not only rely on the "top-down" approach. The people take passive actions in accordance with government policies, but take the "bottom-up" approach to actively contact and understand the environment. Even to protect the environment. Therefore, this study uses a literature analysis method to compare the systems of various countries, so as to compare what can be improved or borrowed from Taiwan's environmental trust system.